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and It was all right then. He had eaten
Two bites of supper when his little girl,
who worked at g.. r. Orothera' house,
ran Ia and told him the barn


He did not tell why 1t was that hl
had looked at the barn 90 often tha
night, nor how, II was he rememb beret
90 doing, 80 accurately. . He said further
that some insurance agent had probably
ct tre to the place; that they frequently
dld that sort Of thing. Also he said thai
the person that set Il afire knew that nc
one was home. When surprise was OK
pressed at such an hour being chosen fol
the work, he said that 1t was Just the righl
hour; a train was due about then and
every one attention would be directed 10.
wards the station. EEyii & AL, !. -.
One Of the ladies said II must have been
set on tire in several places, aa 1t burned
90 rapidly and In ali parta at once. !, II
this no said, ".Oh, no 1t was fred from
tho hatchway and the draft carried the
flame in all parts.ni He was correct In
this, tor tho barn was fred at that point
by bis son. Mrs. Dor1ance testified that
when she. ran out Of her fathers house,
al the men in the neighborhood except
Dan, were running as fast as possible
toward the FIRE. She asked him why be
did not go, and he replied that 1t was no
ssAo a"A Wno ouuuuioNsl Cub lulU QlIQ
other property wac In danger and could be
saved, and at last he started toward the
conHaHEation. ayss al a \ k,1Ttt
4 TO some Of the other witnesses exam.
ined Yesterday, Masingo told q, similar
story to that outlined above, except that
to some he aaid two teeth broke out Of the
saw and to others only oae tooth. ,'s{@s
: That eaw was procured night before last,
and not tooth haa ever been broken out
oil It. The saw has been well identified
and will be produced In court to.morrov.
The saw makes 1t evident that father and
son had some other motive for quitting
work 30 early thu. September day, and all
are pretty vol satisfied that both knew
what that motive was. ~ $.i'1!;.s.f f
Y The penalty prescribed in both cases Is
q tine OF not more than S., 900 or imprison.
ment at hard labor for not more than ten
years, or both. Mr.. Csothers Is conf dent
that he will convict the old man as be
ha1 tho son. The old mans reputation Is q
shady one, both as regards his life in this
county and in Ohio county, West Yir-
ginia, where he formerly lived. ,, !
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Y. 7I7 - T-7.sTlj - N9f7-l7'-If
. An Emphatic Judpe

CLEVELAND, O. Nov. l7.-Oonce cerning3 \ \
the suit Of the Hooking Valley Railway
Company against Winslow, Lanier & Co.. 4
its lormer New York financial agenta,to re- re-
cover IS s,000, 900, the Judge stated il most
emphatic terms that under no conaidera-y
ton would he suffer any settlement o. the,
case with the presont Hooking Valley,
owners. + i, i2 5: fSt z 1t. ~
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Cincinnati Car Drivers str,ke. Il Il i, :

3 CINCINNATI, Now 17.-A strike OF the
Consolidated Street Oar Railway conduc.
tors began att o'clock Tonight The con.
ductors' and drivers committees demand
that the Consolidated Street Railway dis.
miss John Harris, their superin.
tendent. The 4 company 1 answered
at 6j o'clock declining 81 to ss grant
the request. Thereupon the drivers and
conductors began turning cars in. d BY; IS
o'clock not one horss.car : Of the Oonsoli.
dated Lines was running. 100 miles Of
street railway was thus left idle. 4 800 con.
ductora and as many drivers were thrown
out Of work by !; this act. Trouble ID
fasYad eassl :. - = = !. z
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/ The Chicago Gas Troubles,

" iCtulcAao, Nov 17.-Judae Tuley again
gave bis attention to the gas trust in
which the executors Of Emanuel Hoa.
man, Of New York, N seek to have q re-
ceiyer appointed for the Ohicsgo Gaslight
and Coke Company and to enjoin the trust
from managing ita business and compel
the truet to pay back to the receiver the
$3.50, 900 secured on the sale Of the mort.
gage bonds. z
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Expect to 20 into Camp at wheeling Nsx

I - :
53il " Bpring. b Il. II Z!
Special Dipaleh 10 ls Inelltosseer.
MoRaASrowN,.W w. .vAs Nov. l7.-Prof
s. T. Ford, the celebrated elocutlonIs,
from New York, gave an entertainment
at tho N. E. Church this evening for the
benefit Of the Cadet Corps Of the Univer-
atty. The church was comfortably Hlled
with an appraclative audience, who were
doubly repaid for their attendance, The
Cadet Corps attended In full dress, under
the command Of Lieutenant Wilson, who
had full charge Of the affair. ::a
The proceeds 90 10 o 3 fund tho Cadet
Corps have started, aud which they intend
to use for encampment expenses next
spring. They expect 10 encamp OF Wheel
Ing II proper Arrangements can be made
for their reception. Commandant Wilson
sewers his connection with the Corps this
year, and wants to show the people OF The
Pan Handle how the boys are drilled at
the University, and this Is the reason
Wheeling Is spoken OF as the desired loca-
tion for the encampmsnt. TfGs'. Ng!-4l5.g
Joseph Devine, Of In Moor, Oak, for
merly OF Wheeling, is In the city visiting
friends. ,Z4 7. 80 81 a g,E,sf5iTIIIC'' ;
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THE last man to involve journalist In
the argument Of the revolver will not do
go any more. Il he had beon less fiery
politician he would not have forced the
newspaper man to have killed him. The
theory that journalist lis going to stand
still and let himself be killed, has suffered
some serious blows in recent years. Men
Of peace are sometimes forced to put on
the horrid front OF war. q y 5 Il Is
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"THE fashionable ladies have lost an
ZACH IRON their dreases," says New York
correspondent. What, another inch, and
from the wrong end at that! It is getting
so that an Australian bushman will hide
his bushes when he goes into our best
society. Very little ia left to the imagina.
ton in these days, u; s. 7, 3 S
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!, An E1.Reb.l,s pred,on1nent.

WlcHlTA, KAs., Nov ia great politi-
cal fight Is going on in this city. o. s.
Percy was elected Coroner on the Demo-
cratic ticket at the late election. He was
9 soldier in the rebel army, and as the
laws OF Kansas make it necessary for such
persons to ask the Legislature to remove
such disability before taking any Office OF
trust and profit, his political opponents is
trying to prevent his taking the office,
Percy never asked the Legislature to re.
move bis disability, and an injunction has
been granted restraining the County Olerk
from issuing O certificate Of election to
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TIE BASE BALI CONFERENCE.

. :
compromise prohahla on. the brotherhood
ss555st !: and Percentage QUESTION:. /:
New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE many base
ball gosaipsSwho loaiod about tho Fifth
Avenue Hotel to-day wers still apecula.
ting! on the chances Of the Brotherhood
with tho League and the percentage aues.
ton: The impression gained ground that
q com'pronise in both matters would be
effected. Ten O'Clock was the hour set
for opening the convention, but it was
noon before the delegates began formal
proceedings. Is q. 4
). It Is believed that Presidont Day, OF
the New York club, will offer resolution
making the percentage Is per cent, where
the attendance is over 5000; and q guar.
antee OF 5000 in other cases. q It lis proba.
BILE that this guarantee and 20 per cent
will be adopted. (; President s.earns, OF
Detroit who has asked for 80 per cent,
intimated to reporter that ihe would be
satisfied with the latter figures, he says
that Boston and Phiisdelphiay oppose the
plan. rs Iyts u y, q 9EI2s
Mr.. Billings, Of Boston, ofered Mr.,
stearns Sl2, 900 Tor Richardson and Thomp.
son, but WAS told thst s20,000 would not
buy them. Y ~ Z; hi n y,
q Speaking Of 7: the Brotherhood Mr.,
stearns said !; ."You must; remember that
the League is eight years old and the
Brotherhood but six months. Z. They will
have to come down from their high horse
and appear before the! convention. q In
TINT case / think 9 their. { demand will BIT
granted after moro or less notification
|E8&,There was filed with President Youn,
this morning "a contract that W lillian
Gleason Of the st, Louis club signed las
night with the Phlladelphias. \ a PROPOSE
ton to permit managers! to arrange per
centages may be sprung on the conven
ton. \ u z NJ ;-I;j
Barrie, Of Baltimore, was caught on IN. th
fly between two players whom he wa
buttonholing. Ely es, I am at it, said be
a'all the rest arc OF It, and If I don't do th
same I'll get left. q MS ;Ts;
|sg Doescher, who twas, q League. i umpir
last year, and Eblackllsted, was Ireinstate
yesterday. Aa soon as Sthis! was done b
Rigned a contract to umpire for the IAmel
! lean Association next season, " NJ
Fk
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GEN. JACKSON, who put the whole DEM
ocratic party on the anxious bench by bis
oritorical fireworks at Macon, is gradu-
ate Of Yale, class Of 's8, of which Senator
Dawes, OF Massachusetts, was member.
Atcollege he was fiery talker and regard
cd as born orator. An old class mate
says he Is anything but fool. ~ .s.,55:s :
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No chnuso in Florida nntos. \

= JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. 17.-At tho
meeting Of tho Rate Committee OF the
Southern Passenger Association yesterday
no change In Florida rates was made. It
is said that the Central Railroad OF Geor.
9ta will put fact boats on the old Oumber.
land route. and that very cheap excursion
rates will be made independent Of tho Ga.
rannah, Florida & Western road. ~ s
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THE FRENCH CRISIS,
The Exciting Discussion Growing Out OF tho !
4 = an Wilson Trouble ! sl,;s ly

The Exciting Discussion Growing Out Of tho
3 Wilson Trouble. s5t
PARIS, Now 17.-In the Chamber Of
Deputies this afternoon permission was
asked by the Government to prosecute NJ;
Wilaon. The right thereupon withdrew
their interpolation Of the Government as
to what course they would pursue in the
case Of NJ. Wilson. { A committee was ap.
pointed to report on tho motion to prose.
cute NJ. Wilson. (; The members OF the
committee are unanimously in favor OF
prosecuting. So 3 >,
4 The committee decided that he should
be prosecuted. The decision was tele.
graphed to NJ SsWilaon and he was In.
formed that befo,e proceedings were be.
gun he would be given an opportunityito
DO heard. He replied that he had no
statement to make before trial.
The Ministers, after meeting at the Pal
ace du Bourbon to consider (.he situation,
went in body to the Elysee Palace and
Informed President Grevy OF the dscleion
| Of the Chamber. L Nassau then placed his
resignation in the hands of NJ. Grevy and
the President entrusted Minister Fallieres
temporarily with tho duties Of Minister Of
Justice. a s meeting OF the Il Repub-
lican group Of the Senate 4 and
Chamber Of = Deputies Is y summoned
for tomorrow to arrange the terms of an
Interpolation with reference to President
Grevy, which will be moved in the Cham
Dor of Deputies on Saturday. An excited
discussion 3iH going on with reference to
the successor Of President Grevy. 4 NJ.
Ferry, DeFreyciret, Floquet, Flourence,
Leon Say and Jules Simon have each bis
section Of supporters and absolute confus:
ion prevails. The latest nominee of the
lnoderates is General, Saussier, the Gov;
ernor Of Paris, who will command 4 tho.
VoteB Of the sectiona ol the right. =
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q BERLIN, Nov. IA dispatch from San:
Reno says: There is no fear that trache.;
otomy will be necessary at present. 4 The
general health Of the Prince rcmains e1-t
cellent, although his apirits are somewhat I
depressed because he is compelled to re-
main indoora on account Of the wet
weather. He is otherwise cheerful. His 1
voice ia stronger, but he avoids converting
in order to prevent relapse. 4 -
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APra,sowortl,y scheme,

PnlIADRLrnrA, Nov. T.-A special
meeting Of tho Board Of Directors Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company was hold
yesterday, at which 1t was agreed to put
into effect among tho employees Of that cor
poration trust saving fund. Amounts
from five dollars and upward can be de-
posted under the plan and draw, interest
at tue rate Of per cant per annum: 4 All
station agents Of the company will be
authorized to receive deposits and receipt
ior the same. These dsposits will be for.
Tatded to some authorized depository Of
the company, Y. 5.l z IN Z
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ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 1t is re-
ported that two children while return
ing from school near High Prairie, last
Friday, were attacked by wolves, and be.
fore assistance could reach them they were
devoured. The wolves attacked some
men In the same vicinity and it was only
alter a long fight that they escaped.
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NEW YoRK is following worthily In the
Hteps Of Chicago, only she is beginning
further back for starting point. The
idea there seems 10 be to put the law in
motion before the bomb.ainRers get in
their bloody work. This may save some
hanuinyn 49, ~ -l'a .,,ta ~ rs ,sy.tH
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MOST may become 80 disgusted with
this country thst he will not be content to
wait until he can knock 1t to flinders. He
may pack his grip and "git." That Is, a.
ter he serves the little term for which he
Ia ticketad 'H-' s1sss Vi. ..lsg.-I y, n
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NATURAL GAS COMPANY FAILS. 1,
Tho bnhcn Company. OF Pittsburgh. In tho
Hands Of n Receiyer. ti-S5ae1

PlrTsBuRau, Pa, Nov. 17.-An applica-
ton WAS made in the County: Courts to.
day ior the appointment Of q receiver to
take charge Of and wind up the affairs Of
the Baden Natural Gas Company. The
bill alleges among other things that the
company Ia ipsolvent, md that the affairs
Of the company are being run in an un-
satisfactory manner. The Indebtedness
OF the company is $lOO, 900. The Court
made preliminary order restraining the
transfer or asslgnmont OF the assets OF the
company, pending hearing, on Saturday.
S0O,O0O; ita bonds $500. 900, and floating
deb; 100000. The assets are thirty.one
miles Of pipe line and 5000 acres Of gas
territory in Beaver County. 4. 4. a. + sll-sS,
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a TEN porary Ipiuu,,iotiou,

ZASEaylLLE, o., Nov. 17.-The Baltimore
< Ohio people have taken to : the courts
the contest between them and the Belt
Line. A5temporary Injunction has been
granted by the United States Court, pre-
venting tho use Of tracks recently laid
and motion will be made soon In !. the
Same court for an order compelling the
taking up Of the disputed track. 4; ~!
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4 Striking shoemakera Re.umins work.

Il Striking shoemakera Resuming work. II.
PHlLADELpHIA, Nov. l7,-A large num.
bers Of the striking shoemakersJ returned
to work to-day, and It is thought BY Mon
day nearly all OF the three thousand stri-
kera will have resumed b their positions,
Notwithstanding the order Of 1; District
Assembly No. 70, knights Of Labor, that
they should remain out.
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4 Our Government Finances. q,

& { :WyAsnlNaros, v D. o., Nov The an an.
nual report Of Nj. James Hyatt, Treasurer
Of the United States, shows that the leye.
nues Of the government for the fiscal yea, year
ended June 80, 1857, were $S7l laos, 3,277,
and the ordinary expenditures S287 ,033,.
179; ;the surplus receipts available for the
reduction Of the public debt being slo3,:
All 900: AS compared with the previous
year, the receipts increased $S4, ,gi6, ,55s;
tho expenditures $25 ,449, OIL, and the sur.
plus revenues S, ,5l4, 500. "a s:ssI 81
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DR.. MACKENZIE says the Grown Princes
cancer was not produced by smoking.
The Prince WAS never great smoker, and
for years he has not used the weed.
There, nowl gtElis9
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LOUIS L1NGa5s LFrTEI,.
Ono OF His Last Epis.les. to, His Anarchist
JIl;lE5 Bympnthizers Published, So IN

Ono OF His Last Episiles. to His Anarchist
JEaG Sympathizers Published,
CHIcAao, Nov. 1.-THE Arbeiter Z.i!ung
continues to publish letters and other In
formation concerning the Anarohia!u who
were executed last week. The paper to.
night printed letter from Lsuls Lingg,
evidently written alter he had determined
to commit suicide and after he knew that
he would not be allowed tospeak on the
scatfold. The letter is as iollows. ff'S
DEAR FRIENDs:-I am cut off from all
means OF communication. I receive no
newspaper even. I therefore sond you
my washing in the hope that you may
find this. I find myself In tho best OF
health and spirits in spite Of my iaolation,
which will probably last TO the end then
the reporters can lie at will about nv
last hours. i thought at least to bs able
to tell my hearers the truth on the scat
fold, but this hope has also vanished, and
1t does not suit me- to be led like lamb to
the slaughter. Every day my cell Ia
searched anew. My love to Else and
the othere. will not write d.
rect 30 that tho Newspaper spies
cannot tell lies about her. She will hnd
1t difficult enough while she dares to love
the dangerous Anarchist" Let Else
and all my good friends read this and
please send o copy to New York. Now
::sreive my heartfelt thanks for your
trouble about ms aud ell receive my re-
Nit hoOh die ansrchie. &
Yours, LOUIS LrNao.
The Arbater Zsitu1g also contains q
noticel OF action taken by the Karl Mar
1856, K. Of L., setting apart the 11th Of
Aoyember Of every yesr for some core
mony in memory Of -FOUR martyrs'l who
we're murdered for the emancipation Of
the pratarlans. ti4,s : E Ii IT
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/ VIII Affect Five Hundred nIin.rs. :

PlTrsBuRaH, Nov. l7.-Tho railroad coal
operators OF the Pittaburgh dintrict met
To-day and decided to advance the wages
Of miners five cents per ton for all western
shipments. The price of coal will be
raised accordingly. !; There will be no ad.
vancein prices tor eastern shipments. The
advance in wages will affect over Eve hun.
dred miners. ~; !;
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The New York police have once more
put their hands gently on Herr Most, and
his chance for another year in prison Ia
better than fair to middling. They will
drive that man to drink II they keep on.
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-DIED.E;

DEFIBAUGH-on Thursday morning; November
Deabaugh, In the. a5th year OF her ago. y
Funeral from the sesIdcncs Of her husband, No, III
Nineteenth street. on Saturday morning 1t: 9
o'clock. Friends Of the family invited. In;
ternent at NJ. Calvary Cemetery. !. s5.91 4
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A LATER application Of the political
diving rod reveals tho important fact that
the victory in New York was Hills, not
Uleveland's. More soothing syrup ior the
Administration. 7!'1Ga,, Z ss0
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Che q,&telligetl:tl':s,''..si. Il. 4. ].
Un,esl Nos. as and ~ Fourteenth Street. 4
CLEVELAND and Hill might draw cuh
for the bossshlp Of New York. That
would tend to preserve the peace. 4 II 4
Col. FELLOWS has been having a chat
with the President. Jolly fellows both.
Reform goes marching on in seven league
boots.

THE President may agreeably disap.
point the country by appointing another
than Lamar to the Supreme Bench. A
little Of that would not be hard to take in
a dry time. ! h. IVY l-Is N 81. u \
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Tho martinsburg and Potomac Road Sold.
Special Dispatch 70 The Intt!lionetr. ,y 4
MARTlssBuRa. w. sYAn Nov. 1.-THE
Martinsburg & Potomac Railroad was sold
at public sale to-day to Thomas B. Ken
nedy, President OF Cumberland Valley
Railroad, for the sum Of eighty.ivo thou
sand dollars. It Ia believed tho road will
shortly be extended to Winchester, Va. l'
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Hunnln arowing Cautiolu,a

ST.. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1.-THE Govern
ment has notified the Russian Press to be
guarded in their comments on Germany.
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DUBLIN, Nov 1.-THE tonsnts, includ-s
| ing the lease-holders Of the County Down:
estates Of Lord DuGerin, have asked a 40;
percent reduction Of rents and an extern
sion CT tho time for paying them. "A !.
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NEARLY 100000 persons crossed the
great Brooklyn bridge last month. The
receipts were $4,000, Such little points
give some idea Of the metropolis and its
belongings vi I. y .i.r t.5l' y
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81 Lady, who has a alck husband Don't
you think, doctor, that you ought to bleed
my husband III Doctor (absent.mindedly)
No, madame, not until he geta well, igs I, a!
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5 Two children, while returning IRON
echool; near High: Prairie, Mimi, were
deyoured BY wolves yesterday. sSF Fl
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! CONDENSED TELRGRAMs.

The special conference on Bible il.
apiration is in session at Philadelphia. 7.s
The steamer Arizona was burned OF, o1,
Lake Superior yesterday. Loss 100000. b
i! ]. Boeye, leading farm machinery
manufacturer at Mason City, Iowa, has
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t59As II to leave.noa loophole for escape to
those who consent TO- riotous proceedings
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A Young Lady vomits a Swapping Turtle
s'S1f From Her Stomach and Thon Dies, q f-5ss :
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3 Peter Bays, q Kentucky stock dealer,
was waylaid: by. hlghwaymen W ednesday
night; AFTER shooting ono Of the men he
escaped. u The .ne1t morning he returned
to the scene Of attack and was surprised
to find that the robber be had ehot was a
young man named Henry Flener, who has
always borne an excellent reputation in
the community, tssS;S Isl -
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